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July 2010
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Overall, the Azur 650BD is simple to use – advanced config is straightforward yet flexible – and unlike some players, you’re not forced to stop a disc to dive into the setup menus. With power consumption around 0.5W in standby and 20W during BD playb...
The Cambridge Audio 650BD is an excellent universal player, one that wears many hats and stylishly wears each of them well. It could easily serve as the only source for a mid to high-end audio/video system with solid audiophile roots. For extremists lo...
Extrait: DVD-Audio and SACD playback , Pure audio mode , Not a Blu-ray 3D player , Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio Decoding, A quick Internet search can easily turn up a Blu-ray player or two for sale at close to $100—and plenty of decent-performing one...
Extrait: Cambridge Audio is a long-time bearer of high standards in British-made audio and now video products. They have been turning out quality components since 1968. While they are best known for fine yet value-conscious audio offerings, they have recently ...
This universal disc player supports playback of BD, DVD, CD, SACD and DVDAudio, The Azur 650BD supports 1080p/24 playback of Bluray discs, The player has internal Dolby TrueHD and DTSHD Master Audio decoding and can pass these formats in bitstream form...
This player does not support any type of videoondemand or music streaming, The 650BD lacks a wireless connection option to your home network.
Given the company's reputation in the audio realm, it comes as no surprise that Cambridge Audio has opted to include SACD, DVD-Audio, and HDCD support in its first Blu-ray player. The $699 Azur 650BD has the essential Blu-ray features but lacks some n...
Extrait: Cambridge Audio’s debut Blu-ray player could be the all-rounder you’ve been waiting for. It won’t stream YouTube clips in 3D or stream MP3s from your PC, but plays every music and film format to a high standard, bridging hi-fi and ...
